Electronic line calling and a smart court for every tennis club
In and out called before the players have turned around, plus speed, spin and full statistics for every shot. One installation on your court, one subscription, and the data stays at your venue.
3D modelling of the game
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Accuracy you can measure
- Instant call. Sound and light before the players have turned around, no line judges needed.
- Verified, not estimated. Every installation is checked on court with a ball machine before handover.
- By the rules. If any part of the ball mark touches the line, it is in. Line width, skid and spin are all in the model.
Simple pricing
- One-time installation price. Cameras, server and umpire console installed and calibrated on your court.
- One subscription. Software updates, support and the match platform, month by month.
- Your data stays yours. Everything is stored at the venue and keeps working when the internet does not.
Built for clubs and academies
- One court, three jobs. Official calls for matches, coaching data for training, progress profiles for the junior academy.
- Every shot recorded. Speed, spin, depth, net clearance, shot maps and video of every rally.
- Umpire console on a tablet. Score by the rules of tennis, set and break timers, challenge replays.
Cameras around the court, one server at the venue and a tablet for the umpire. Nothing leaves the building, and nothing stops when the connection drops.
See the systemsIn or out, settled
Cameras watch every line from the side, never along it. The bounce is reconstructed, the mark is compared with the edge of the line, and the call goes out by sound and light before the point is over.
Speed, spin, statistics
The ball is tracked in 3D: serve and groundstroke speed, spin, net clearance, depth and bounce height for every single shot, with shot maps and a video clip of every rally.
Umpire console and academy
Scoring by the rules of tennis, timers and challenge replays on a tablet. Player profiles, drills and progress over months, so parents see how a child improves in numbers rather than in words.
2D modelling of the game
From survey to handover
Six steps from the first visit to the first match on the system.
Site survey
We measure the hall, ceiling height and lighting. Every venue gets its own camera geometry.
Layout and quote
Camera positions planned for your court and a fixed price for the exact configuration.
Procurement
Cameras, lenses and the server are ordered and delivered for your court.
Installation
Cameras mounted and cabled, server and umpire tablet set up, sound and light signals wired in.
Calibration
Aligned to the court markings, then verified with a ball machine: talc on the ball, calipers on the mark.
Handover
Your staff are trained on the console, and you receive the system, the documentation and the acceptance report.
Let's talk about
Tell us how many courts you have, the ceiling height and whether the hall is indoor. We plan the layout for your venue and quote the installation and the subscription.